FAQ

TMS is a non-invasive treatment that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate areas of the brain associated with mood regulation. It’s often recommended for individuals with depression who haven’t responded well to medications.

Yes. TMS is FDA-cleared, non-invasive, and has minimal side effects compared to medications. Most patients can return to daily activities immediately after a session.

A typical session lasts between 20–40 minutes. Treatment schedules usually involve several sessions per week over 4–6 weeks.

Medication management involves a psychiatrist carefully prescribing, adjusting, and monitoring psychiatric medications to ensure they are safe and effective for each individual patient.

Yes, we are in-network with most major insurance providers. This covers TMS and medication management. Please contact our office for specific insurance coverage details. 

Our clinicians will conduct a full assessment and recommend the best treatment plan—whether that’s TMS, medication management, counseling, or a combination.

Most patients describe a tapping sensation on the scalp where the treatment coil is placed. Sessions are generally well tolerated, and patients can return to daily activities immediately afterward.

Your first appointment includes a full evaluation where our team reviews your history, symptoms, and goals. From there, we’ll recommend whether TMS, medication management, or a combination is right for you.

Many insurance providers cover TMS and psychiatric services. Our office can verify your benefits and help you understand your coverage.

All medications have potential side effects, but our providers carefully monitor your response and make adjustments to minimize risks and maximize benefits.

You can call our office directly or use the appointment request form on our website. Our team will follow up promptly to confirm your visit.